Calls purporting to be from Standard Bank often request personal data and banking details, claim to offer credit‑card debit options, or warn about app support. The pattern across reports shows a mix of silent rings, missed‑call prompts and direct solicitations that quickly turn aggressive. Consumers should never share account numbers, PINs or ID information over the phone, especially when the call was unexpected. Verify the caller by hanging up and dialing the official bank number from a statement or website. Block the number, report it to the regulator and consider a call‑blocking app to curb repeat nuisance.
Ngaphuza ucingo olungaphendulwanga kule nombolo ngokushesha emva kwemiyalezo yokushaya ucingo mayelana nekhadi lekhredithi laseStandard Bank
Requested private and banking information—claiming affiliation with Standard Bank's home loan section
ucingo olubi
Trying to fish for your banking info
Person claimed to be from Standard Bank, asked about debit orders. Tried calling back, but it was always busy. No details shared, now I've blocked it.
They keep bugging me non-stop with these rings
I-voicemail ye-Standard Bank ishiywe. Iyasazisa ukuthi izinhlelo zokusebenza ze-BlackBerry ne-Windows Mobile aziseke zisekelwa. Aqinisekanga ukuba nengqikithi yocingo, nokho benginenye inqubo kwi-blackberry yami endala, ngakho kungaba nempumelelo. Banikeze inombolo *140...enye-into ukuze baqhubeke besebenzisa amabhange eselula. Ngokwami ngingahle ngincoma ukuya esikhungweni esidlulayo.
nonsense chatter
Regarding Standard Bank credit card account payments
Ukushaya kungenalutho, ngicabanga ukuthi kuyahlaba umxhwele.
Rang me early morning during a public holiday. Picked up assuming urgency, but silence on the line.
It's a call centre, plain and simple.
Isikhungo sezingcingo
The caller claimed to be from Standard Bank, offering ways to deduct from my credit card via my account. Provided no details, now blocked the number—I suspect it's a fraud!
Ukuthula okungapheliyo kule call kwangenza ngathandabuza ngemuva kokuphendula.
